Capital journal., June 21, 1956, Image 8

Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 21, 1956
Page 8 Section 1
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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Food Notes
Lamb. Pork
Among Good
Buys Now If i
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
'Weekend shoppers will find low
er price tags on pork and lamb in
most food stores across the coun-
try this week. A continued drop ;
in the wholesale market indicates i
even further price cuts are in the ;
offing. a
Meat specials for Ihc weekend
vary widely throughout the conn-
try, reflecting local supplies and
tastes. But in general housewives
will find the mainstay of week-
end special lists arc ground chuck t
and other standard beef cuts, veal ?
and lamb.
Salad greens, spring onions, rad- i
Ishcs, snjpfc'i and cabba make
lip the best buys generally avail
able et vegetable counters.
Good buys in vegetables include I
beans, beets and squash. The as- s
paragus season is tapering off and
cuttings vary widely in quality and
condition.
A wide variety of early summery:
fruits is now available from south- t
em and western orchards. Prices
arc still high.
cotton cardigans by
Sniartcc
4
98
Perfect for all sports clothes
, . right weight for summer
wear. Hand washable. White.
S, M, L.
Separates, 1st floor
air-conditioned cotton knit
Carter's gowns & baby doll p.j.
Q98
cool cotton knits by Carter
"Spunky Pants" briefs
95c
Styled for cool sleeping . . . these soft,
weight gowns wash without shrinkage . ,
no ironing. Dainty prints. S, M, L. 32-44.
- Lingerie, 2nd floor
light
need
Rosebud print in blue, pink or yellow . . . perfect
for warm weather wear. Washfast colors. They
tuds like stockings . . . save all ironing. S, M, L.
Lingerie. 2nd floor
ft ill
10.98 to 19.98
maternity suits
V2 Off
Styles for now and into fall
. , . all smart . . . many one
of a kind. All 2-picce. Size!
10-16.
Maternity Shop, 2nd floor
Betrothal Told I ;
MCBANON Announcement is I ". '
made of the engagement of Miss
Jerrianne Winslcd to Jack Stnl- :
tig. The bride-elect is the daugh- k
let of Mrs. Ralph Winslcd. The I; i
bridegroom's parents are Mr. flndk:
Mrs. Jack Stolsig. The prospective ; mj
bridegroom is now stationed in pvs
Astoria. A mid-September wedding ? i
is planned.
MOLALLA Initiated recently as '
a member of Molalla Veterans of
Foreign Wars auxiliary's Past i,
Presidents association, was Mrs. ;;.
Peggy .Jordan, junior past presi
dent of the Molalla VKW auxiliary,
Kach year the club adds one past ;
president to its membership. The V
initiation took place at the home lb
of Mrs. Marie Wells. I',
The members honored Mrs. Jor- !
Uail Willi U Ulllllll HJimmriiig j
initiation, ion past presiuems now
make up the membership of the
club, with all but two present at
the dinner.
Attending were Mrs. .Jordan,
Mrs. Wells, Mrs. 0 1 eta Maul.,
Mrs. Bertha Dickon, Mrs. Iris
Mills, Mrs. Genevieve Schumach
er, Mrs. Hulm Swignrt and Mrs.
Hazel Perry. Members not present
were Mrs. Edna Lewis and Mrs. .
Pearl Poludnik.
MOLAI.LA Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest F. Wallace will observe their
50th wedding anniversary in the
home at Five Oaks, near Liberal
church, this Sunday, June 24,
. from 2 to 4 p.m. Hostesses for
the reception will be Mrs. Fred
Wallace of Cedardale district and
Mrs. Kalph Smith of lold Bench, i
Relatives and friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace arc invited to call
during the afternoon.
NEW EARTH SHOCKS
FOHLI, Italy UH Three new
earth shocks Thursday damaged a
score more homes in Appennine
Mountain towns of central Italy
where more than 3.000 residents
have heen sleenine in tents for 27
nights. More than 500 homes have I
been damaged by 4l separate 4
shocks in Ihc past month. No one ?
has been iniured or killed.
It
The Right whale w,i so named
becuse it was just risht for whal
ing, with plenty of blubber, long
baleenand it floats after death.
r . v A
reg. 7.95 to 9.951 save on
summer casuals
500
Choose from leathers, meshes, straws, whites,
beiges, regular and flat wedgies. All arc perfect
for casual wear ... all at savings.
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for tots who "play rough"
Sunshine Sandals
Genuine leather . . . soles flexible but "long-wear
lough." All foam cushioned beneath a leather
like insole. Pink, pale blue, white. 52 to large 3.
Shoe Salon, 1st floor
II ,
. matching valance
Hi go cafes
v9
trim matchsticks
Pair
24x26
Matching Valance . . . 1.39
A wonderful change for your windows this sum
mer. Natural color. 30x30, 1.69 pr. Valance, 54x9,
1.38 ea. Also Matsu chipwood cafes, 1.29 to 1.89
pr.
' Draperies, lower level
new English imports . . . lovely
Bone China Cups & Saucers
1 50
Fine china . . . lovely designs ... a wonderful
addition to a collection or for gifts. Cup and
saucer at this low price. Others 88c to 2.95.
China and Gifts, 1st floor
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LEGALS
no. n,m
IN tup. muriT rni'itT of tub
HTATK OF Oltl'.dON FOIl THF.
COUNTY OF MA It ION,
JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL )
I. iff: insurance company,)
ft MRRKftrlHisctti rorpnralton. )
IMiimtiff, )
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Ki.woon n. ji:nnfss mui i
HELEN M. JENNKSS. CER- )
ALIi T. HALL. DOItlS K )
HALL. FRANCIS P COLCIAX, )
dba COl.GAN LUMHEIl CO ,
C. B, KELLER rihfi COMMFII-i
CIAL SAND . CICVVEL XV'-
I'LY CO., MIKE I'Oin n.f )
VINCENT NEAL. i m-.;ii li t i s i
doing buisnrss s l'HR'I'KU i
NEAL excavating; CO,
DALE V.. IIROWN. HOMFItT I. I
IinOWN bikI I.Yl.E W. CON-1
OVER, lo-imrtm-i h rtoiiiR Ihim-i
Hfs ni CAI'lTOL FLOOR (
COVERINGS. R. W. I'U'KKIl.l
Trustee of lite Estate it Et-t
wood B. JennniEs 11 ltankrurt t
mid ROBERT .! KAVL mid I
DOROTHY ANN KAYL. i
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ttm
uj:. m'rxui !;.. u m r.. vr : - : . fjLsv-.$
fe. 4 p5,
reg. $98 service for 8 i nylon reinforced collar
Gold Seal Quality only with
Maumavox TV
275
$13 mo.
handy car-closet for travel
1 1
carnal special
C7 I
price
2-spiMkcr, front pntjci ted smiml. sLind up tun
inu. concralrd controls. Cold Seal Quality jjives
you H-month Iter service, full yeat-'s warranty on
all tubes . . . nil at no extra cost.
TV Salon, lower level
for men
Pentrr fold handle is most convenient. Choose
Wallace, Perth Black, Stuart tartan or solid
hrown. navv. Women's carbay, 12.95. Matching
60 pc.
H9
set
swayhas, 3 95-
l.imtnitr, lower level
plus tax
NOTICE OF SHI'HIFES SA!E
By virtue of mi exn 11 turn. u:it
fiient order, ri'TPe and onlcr n( s. i!c
Issued mil i( t)ie almvc - rnnilrd
Court In the nlmve-en'itled muse tn
me dlreeten, and dated Pie 1 tit It d.tv
of My, li'.'ifi. upon a JiidKnirnt fil
tered in said Court 011 thr lltti d:tv ;
of May. l'lftfi. in favor of John Han- ;
cork Mutii.il Life Invurnme Coni
pny, s Massaelui setts riirporahnn.
plaintiff, nod HRnlnst El wood Ft. Jen
nes and Helen M. Jrnness, and each
of them, defendants, for the nun nf
JB.S2lt.4l with interest thereon nt the
rats of 5'r per annum from and after
Marrh 1. !!:.! tn May 11. V:6: and
the further mm of $i:p?4 with inter
est thereon at the ratr of V .. per
annum from and after Julv 2a, I1135
to May 11, H'.'6; and the further sum
nf $450; and the fmthrr sum of f :'A .'a
and for ror-ta and distmi semen ts
taxerl at f MF, and the cost of and
upon this writ, comma nriin me to
make pale of the folhminr desctihed
real prime My ltu,ltrd in Mai ion
County, Oregon, to wil'
Iflt T wentv-flve Block One
(1) HF.NNINC.SKN THAC'TS,
NOW, THKHKFOHK. hy virtue of
said exeeutiiin, judKmenl order. d -cree
and order of sale, and In com
pliance with the eotnmandi of kah!
writ. I will, on Mondav, the 9th dav
of July, at 10 (Hi o'clock a m.
at the front door nf the Countv :
Courthouse in Salem, Marion Countv,
Oregon, sell at public auction, sub-
Jeet to redemption, to the hiKhst .
bidder for cash in hand, ail of the
rifcht. title and tntereM which the
within named defendants and each
and all of them in the ahove-entlt'cd
auit had on the Rth day of May, 1 10:1.
the date of the innrtiMpe herein
foreclosed. 01 s'nee thit d ile hfld 111
or In the rhnvp-dernhed prone rt v.
nr any part t'lereof, tn sihsfv s-"d
eve- utinn, judc iiTt an rie-
rree, intrreM. vm',m ail rriiinf :
Gftfls. . I
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? '; mMt J une 7th. 1! ."(!.
Kl",.tbi Hurj 2Rih, 'tfM.
Denver '(unjr. Sheriff of ilar- t
Ion Countv. Orepon, I
.By A. i. MalMrom. Peptitv
wool mohair
innrs suits
5230
Koner Kent tail.ueil in cool
fabric blend that is crease
slain spot resistant. Tan,
brown, blue, ;rey m mix
tures, patients, plains. Hern
ials, shorts and longs. '
Men's ( lathing, lv( floor
Lunch in owr Chrry Ro-om
('nine us on .ind dine in i4 t mlni
('otnplcte liMulieon ifnliiding crri at
ns low ;is S-V te . luuiff trjmt'f?rff t J.iy
rveiiini;. 0 o
d'ltfrrv Tea I(OOU). 10 O
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netiriiiR a lovely Holmes k Edward's pattern...
''Spring Garden". A wonderful opportunity to
own a sterling-inlaid silver set at great savings.
Silverware, 1st floor
keeps foods hot or cold
Thermo Pak hajj
serves many purposes
Luzv Silvan
1,M
12x8x5
Reg. 2.59
88
This Wonder P.m is interlined with 1-inch thick
Kiberclas Ih;it keeps fooiis and hquids hot or
.old T,m, red, blue, green plastic. Larger sizes.
Notions, 1st floor
Made of sturdy brown ovenware. Heat proof!
Can be put in your oven. Also available: gravy
boat, carafes, casserole, salad sets all at a low
$1 68 each
Houseware, lower level
Sirup in eofftnr atid fomfltI
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nylon reinforced collar
boys' T-shirts
2 - I39
Fine combed cotton . . . shrink resist tested . . ,
wonderful buy in this most popular apparel for
boys. White only. Sizes 8-18.
Bovs Wear, 1st floor
BILLY THE KID
DEMM
slacks
298
Sturdy, man-t,-ilored slacks
with pleated front, 4 pock
ets . . . just like dad's. Com
pletely washable. Light
Crecn, blue, wheat. 6 thru 12.
Boys' Wear, 1st floor
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